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Nell Widmer Interview on Nagamag.com
Nell Widmer
Interview
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Nagamag:
What are the genres that describe better your music style?
Nell Widmer:
My music style is very electronic, with house and RnB influences.
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
Nell Widmer:
First of all, you have to know that I learned to sing alone, so since I was 9 years old I've been singing. I went on but this time I shared videos of covers of artists I liked a lot. And in 2018 I was contacted following my recordings on Soundcloud, and that was the beginning of writing in English and creating melodies. Since then, I released my EP 2 years later so in 2020 to be able to show all the different colors of my voice.
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
Nell Widmer:
The first connection with music dates back to my early childhood. I have always been rocked by the Black Eyed Peas and Michael Jackson and the very first time I sang was to music by Michael when I was 2 years old. So I think it's thanks to this musical culture that I've built up which has given me this desire to create and write.
Nagamag:
Music has no borders and many of us we may listen to more genres that we are mainly involved. So share with Nagamag which track comes first in your mind from music but is NOT similar to your genre?
Nell Widmer:
Valentino Khan "Better"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which track from a similar artist you admire?
Nell Widmer:
Chris lake I want you
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The Bergamot Interview on Nagamag.com
The Bergamot
Interview
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Nagamag:
What are the genres that describe better your music style?
The Bergamot:
A big part of our music is the lyrical development and storytelling. We get a lot of that inspiration from old folk music. However, we see ourselves existing in the alternative/pop genre. So we are constantly finding ways to connect the two somehow. Sometimes it connects and sometimes it doesn't. Our job is to keep showing up...
Nagamag:
Few words about your musical background and career?
The Bergamot:
On October 20th, 2017 The Bergamot released the dreamy anthem P.D.R. (Both Records LLC). The single launched the band's career who was then discovered by Matt Wiggins (Adele, U2, Florence and the Machine) and achieved great reviews being called "The hottest emerging music talent" (People) and "a gorgeous sound" (Daily Mirror). Fans have discovered the band through an unbelievable series of music videos released to promote the new album "MAYFLIES". The videos have been heralded by music critics as "Lush" (PARADE) and "The Perfect Blend" (EARMILK). These groundbreaking videos have brought light to difficult topics and continued to build upon the band's momentum from "P.D.R.". The videos have garnered over 150k views on YouTube. Music blogs from all over the world have taken to "MAYFLIES". The band's single "L.A." has landed at the #1 spot on SubmitHub and the group looks to expand it's presence on the radio both domestically and abroad. The Bergamot was invited to open for OneRepublic and perform their first stadium show in early 2020. The Bergamot is composed of husband-wife duo Nathaniel Paul Hoff and Jillian Speece from the post-industrial town of South Bend, IN near the southeastern shores of serene Lake Michigan. The duo is all American sweethearts from the heartland. In a recent interview, Hoff states, "Jillian and I both look back fondly at our years growing up in Indiana." Growing up they both sang and performed in the church band. They pulled on influences ranging from Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, Nick Drake, and Bob Dylan. The band's main writer Nathaniel discovered the literary genius of fellow midwestern poet Carl Sandberg and his work capturing the life and strain of American life. "The music and the songwriting itself is pinnacle" Hoff explained to Trend and Chaos (NYC). Telling the American story one word at a time the songs touch on many aspects of American life in 2019.
Nagamag:
Do you remember your first connection of love to music that was the right impact to be a music artist now?
The Bergamot:
I remember the first time playing at a coffeehouse in downtown South Bend called Higher Grounds. People had to stand on top of coffee tables to see the show. It changed my life. The cops showed up...
Nagamag:
What's your musical background?
The Bergamot:
We both studied music in college. I (Nathaniel) focused on classical guitar, music theory, and vocal development. Jillian focused primarily on the voice.
Nagamag:
What do you love doing besides music?
The Bergamot:
Jillian - making/eating food Nathaniel - Golf
Nagamag:
Music has no borders and many of us we may listen to more genres that we are mainly involved. So share with Nagamag which track comes first in your mind from music but is NOT similar to your genre?
The Bergamot:
12 Rods "24 Hours Ago"
Nagamag:
Of Course Nagamag would love to listen also which track from a similar artist you admire?
The Bergamot:
Modest Mouse Float On
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Gregory Paul Mineeff – Dreaming About The Lions (Spotify)
Gregory Paul Mineeff – Dreaming About The Lions (Spotify)
The new neoclassical theme from Gregory Paul Mineeff is a soft poetic piano, an atmospheric dreamy and emotive improvisation.
Sigesmundsen – Distance (Spotify)
Sigesmundsen – Distance (Spotify)
Sigesmundsen returns with a new ambient chill, a stress assasin, release that will help you focus and relax.
Thomas Hewitt Jones, Matt Harvey, Laura Wright, Rupert Gough – Can You Hear Me? (Spotify)
Thomas Hewitt Jones, Matt Harvey, Laura Wright, Rupert Gough – Can You Hear Me?
(Spotify)
"Can You Hear Me?" is a cinematic choral from Thomas Hewitt Jones (check our interview in nagamag). Through his brilliant deep and way relaxing atmosphere he wants to raise awareness of mental health support in lockdown in these challenging times. #StayStrong
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